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[lyfebanana]

10 Unexpected Side Effects Of Frozen Food

Frozen food has become increasingly popular in our fast-paced, convenience-driven society. Quick and easy to prepare, frozen meals offer a solution to busy people who don't have the time to cook from scratch. However, there are several unexpected side effects that come with consuming these frozen meals.

Here are 10 unexpected side effects of frozen food that you may not have known about.

1. Heart Disease Frozen foods are often full of preservatives, salts, and unhealthy fats that can contribute to heart disease. The high sodium content in many frozen meals can make you retain water and increase blood pressure, leading to heart problems. Moreover, many frozen foods are high in trans fats and saturated fats, which can increase levels of unhealthy cholesterol in the blood and increase the risk of heart disease.

2. High in Preservatives Preservatives are added to frozen foods to extend their shelf life and prevent bacterial growth. While beneficial for food safety, excessive consumption of preservatives can have negative effects on your health. Many common preservatives such as sodium benzoate and potassium sorbate have been linked to allergic reactions and gastrointestinal problems when consumed in large amounts. Therefore, it is crucial to read labels carefully and limit intake of overly processed or highly preserved frozen foods.

3. Diabetes Frozen food often contains high levels of sugar and carbohydrates, which can increase the risk of developing diabetes. This is especially true for frozen meals that are marketed as "healthy" or "low-fat," as they often contain added sugars to improve taste.

4. Risk of Anemia Frozen foods are often processed with high amounts of sodium and preservatives, which can interfere with the body's ability to absorb iron. Additionally, frozen meals may lack the necessary nutrients that come from fresh, whole foods, including vitamin C, which aids in iron absorption. Over time, consistent consumption of frozen food may lead to iron deficiency anemia, which can cause fatigue, weakness, and other health complications.

5. Higher Levels of Artificial Colors and Flavors Frozen food is often loaded with artificial colors and flavors to make it taste better and look more appealing. However, these additives can have detrimental effects on your health. Studies have shown that some artificial colors and flavors may be linked to hyperactivity, allergy-related symptoms, and even cancer. It is important to read the labels of frozen food products and choose options that are free from these harmful additives.

6. Incorrect Freezer Temperature Freezing food at the wrong temperature can cause it to lose its nutritional value, flavor, and texture. Additionally, it can lead to the growth of harmful bacteria that can make you sick. In order to avoid side effects of frozen food, it's important to ensure your freezer is set to 0°F (-18°C) or lower. This ensures that your food freezes quickly and prevents bacterial growth.

7. Nutrient Loss When foods are frozen, the freezing process can cause the breakdown and loss of some of the essential vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients. This can make frozen foods less nutritious than fresh options, particularly when it comes to vitamins C and B. To mitigate the risk of nutrient loss, it's essential to choose high-quality frozen foods that have been minimally processed and stored correctly.

8. Weight Gain Frozen meals often contain high amounts of sodium and preservatives, which can lead to water retention and inflammation in the body. These additives can also affect your metabolism, making it harder for you to burn calories efficiently. Furthermore, frozen food is usually loaded with calories and fats. Consuming high-calorie frozen meals on a regular basis can lead to weight gain and even obesity. It's important to read the labels and choose frozen meals that are low in calories and fat.

9. Pancreatic Cancer The high levels of preservatives and additives present in frozen meals have been linked to this deadly disease. Certain studies have found that the long-term consumption of frozen food is associated with an elevated risk of pancreatic cancer, especially in women. Preservatives like nitrites and nitrates present in frozen meat products also have carcinogenic properties that can cause cancer.

10. Headaches Do you ever get headaches after eating frozen food? This could be due to the high levels of sodium and preservatives in these meals. Sodium can cause dehydration, which can trigger headaches, while preservatives like monosodium glutamate (MSG) have been linked to migraines in some people.

[masalavegan]

Chowmein with frozen Veggie Stir Fry What are your thoughts on frozen veggies? I’ve increasingly started to use frozen veggies as fresh produce has been harder to come by. I’ve always used frozen green Peas, Beans & Corn and am now venturing into the Stir Fry & Veggie Roast packs. Love the convenience of having a meal ready under half an hour 😀 Of course I’m very lucky to have access to a local business that make different varieties of vegan & oil free noodles available readily 😍 #veganfood #masalavegan #vegangram #chowmein #vegansofig #noodles #instaveganfood #stirfry #asianfood #foodgram #streetfood #whatveganseat #veganfoodshare #veganmealshare #indianchinese #frozenvegetables #veganfortheplanet #veganbudgetmeal #veganfortheanimals (at Sydney, Australia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CoBSlkrvQvP/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[myhomegrocers]

MyHomeGrocers have wide variety of frozen vegetables that are just as nutritious as fresh ones!

Frozen veggies are a great way to save money and get your nutrient intake for the day. Shop now !!! Get 10% off your PickUp Order when you use code PICKUP10.

[blueweave]

The global Frozen Food Market was worth USD 268.3 billion in 2022 and is further projected to reach USD 392.4 billion by the year 2028, growing at a CAGR of 6.2% during the forecast period (2023-2028). The market is showing robust growth at a high rate owing to the rising preference of consumers for Frozen Food products due to the adoption of longer shelf-life products, huge demand for ready-to-eat products as people have less time for preparing fresh meals. Moreover, the growing usage of frozen food in food giants such as KFC, Pizza Hut, Subway, McDonald’s,  as well as by restaurants, hotels, cafeterias, and resorts acts as a key driver for the growth of the Global Frozen Food market during the forecast period. Furthermore, the rising popularity of gluten-free, grain-free, protein-rich diets due to increasing health awareness across the globe accelerates the growth of the Global Frozen Food Market.

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[bluepoodle7]

#BirdsEye #BirdsEyeNormandyBlend #FrozenVegetables #FrozenVegetablesReview

I tried the Bird's Eye Normandy Blend Frozen Vegetables and these were pretty good.

These vegetables tasted fresh and firm in texture for frozen vegetables.

And theses vegetables had the sugar free stir fry sauce gave these vegetables flavor.

These were lightly sweet.

I would eat these again.

Got at Kroger.

[sloeginfizzillustration]

Frozen vegetables. Day 22 of my #dailydrawingchallenge #sloeginfizz #illustration . . . #foodillustration #fooddrawing #frozenvegetables (at Hamburg, Michigan) https://www.instagram.com/p/BzTSbXsFf5y/?igshid=1o2xaqbuyvlzc

[roadsconnoisseur]

Alternative Vitamins Intake in face of vegetable Shortage due to Floods in North NSW #gourmet #cuisine #frozenfood #frozenvegetables #canberra (at Braddon, Australian Capital Territory) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cbed8eBPC-p/?utm_medium=tumblr

[rprerna76]

We provide very competitive pricing on our bulk frozen foods products such as frozen fruit and vegetables at Cuk Nuk 24 with a wide variety of bulk frozen foods options. For more details: https://cuk-nuk24.com/our-product

[sachincmi]

Increasing demand for quality and healthy food products is driving demand for frozen fruits among diet-conscious consumers

Over the last few decades, healthy food products have gained so much popularity around the globe due to growing health-conscious consumers. Also, the growing demand for food due to the increasing population is again escalating demand for food.

  Most frozen fruit and vegetables are just as healthy as their fresh counterparts - and sometimes cheaper. One of the benefits of purchasing frozen fruit is that it doesn't spoil very easily. So, make sure that frozen fruit doesn't have any salt or sugar added. But the biggest advantage to purchasing frozen food is that you don't have to wait for the frozen items to defrost on your grocery store shelves. Frozen fruit &vegetables are usually preserved under low temperatures in order to increase the shelf-life. 

 Frozen fruits are available in most stores, including supermarkets, health food stores, pharmacies, and even some groceries. You can purchase them at discount stores as well. However, you might find it a bit tricky to purchase them at such places as Wal-mart. Here again, you will be required to take care and be sure that the frozen items you buy from stores are fresh. This article will provide you with the best tips that can help you find the best items to buy at discount food stores.

Reads more @ https://coherentmarketinsights-cmi.blogspot.com/2020/11/increasing-demand-for-quality-and.html

[sexplorationwithmonika]

Happy w/ #PacketOfNoodlesHack #QuickMeals #fromcollegedays #TopRamenUpgrade #PhoStyle #RiceNoodles #FrozenVegetables Sauteed to Brown veggies (at San Pablo, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/CFOO-BFhM3E/?igshid=7j81ptb4cs8t

[myhomegrocers]

Buy frozen fresh vegetables like frozen peas, mixed vegetables, sweet corn at great price online. Order now and get it delivered to your door step.

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[idelivery]

#freshfood #seafood #meatdishes #frozenvegetables #homedelivery #kalyan #dombivli #ulhasnagar #shahad #ordernow #onlyon #idelivery #whatsapp #9082384182 (at Kalyan) https://www.instagram.com/p/CESOOEXFJom/?igshid=1mwbeyv15y635

[bluepoodle7]

#ButcherBox #ButcherBoxGrassFedBeefSirloinTips #FrozenVegetables #CannedVegetables #HomemadeVegetableSoupReview

I tried the homemade butcher box grass fed sirloin beef tips with frozen and canned vegetables and it was pretty good. The soup was healthy tasting and fresh. The beef tips were also fresh tasting and soft while easy to eat. This had chicken broth in it. This soup wasn't overly salty to me.

I would eat this again.

Got the beef tips online. Got the frozen and canned vegetables at other grocery stores.

[hottesome]

Vegan Freezer Essentials... •••••• Rice Bowl for Lunch... °°°°°° Whiskey for dinner... •••••• (actually my roommates b-day present from last week... hope he shares...) 😉🤫😏😂😶🥣🥃 °°°°°° #100proof #bourbon #bourbongram #eatyourveggies #foodbloggersofinstagram #frozenfood #frozenvegetables #morningstar #meatlessmay #ricebowl #plantbasedkitchen #plantbasedmeal #veganeat #veganfoodshare🌱 #veganfoodblogger #veganwinelush #whiskeylover #whiskeywednesday #winewednesday🍷 #yelpelite (at Los Angeles/Hollywood California) https://www.instagram.com/p/CAbLyf5Jq4P/?igshid=bzfiuzrmor4